House For Sale £1,325,000
Occupying a private position on the edge of the village, Greyhill House is an imposing family home accompanied by garaging, stabling and workshops, all set in 3.5 acres.
Set back from the lane behind electric gates and an established boundary hedge, the plot enjoys a south west facing aspect at the rear with views from the back of the house over the garden and the adjoining 2.5 acre paddock to an unspoiled and beautiful rural backdrop.
Originally a timber frame farm workers property dating circa 1700, Greyhill Cottage has grown to become Greyhill House and having undergone several sizeable extensions it now offers approximately 3,110 square feet of well-proportioned living accommodation arranged over two floors.
Presented in excellent order throughout, the house has been carefully planned to offer large open plan living areas with multiple aspects of the gardens and views to the distance. The most recently added (in 2008) part of the house includes a wonderful farmhouse kitchen complete with under floor heating, a utility room, cloakroom and boot room.
Great care has been taken to enhance traditional period features and blend them with the more recently added exposed brick and beams that are prevalent throughout. The 33' triple aspect sitting room is naturally light and focuses on a wonderful fireplace complete with a wood burner. A versatile study could be used as a playroom or snug and completes the ground floor accommodation.
Upstairs, enjoying wonderful views over the gardens there is a generous master suit complete with a dressing room, three double bedrooms all with en suites, a fifth guest bedroom and a family bathroom. All five of the bedrooms integrate wardrobes and enjoy views to the gardens and the hills surrounding.
The house is not historically listed and has been in the same ownership since 1982.
To the front of the property, there is plenty of parking and a double garage with a versatile room above both of which are alarmed.
Accompanying the paddock is a compact stable yard comprising 4 stables, a large workshops and a secure store room. There is electric and mains water connected.
Services: Gigaclear super fast broadband. Mains sewage, water and electric. Oil fired central heating. Security alarmed. Fully double glazed.
Set back from the lane behind electric gates and an established boundary hedge, the plot enjoys a south west facing aspect at the rear with views from the back of the house over the garden and the adjoining 2.5 acre paddock to an unspoiled and beautiful rural backdrop.
Originally a timber frame farm workers property dating circa 1700, Greyhill Cottage has grown to become Greyhill House and having undergone several sizeable extensions it now offers approximately 3,110 square feet of well-proportioned living accommodation arranged over two floors.
Presented in excellent order throughout, the house has been carefully planned to offer large open plan living areas with multiple aspects of the gardens and views to the distance. The most recently added (in 2008) part of the house includes a wonderful farmhouse kitchen complete with under floor heating, a utility room, cloakroom and boot room.
Great care has been taken to enhance traditional period features and blend them with the more recently added exposed brick and beams that are prevalent throughout. The 33' triple aspect sitting room is naturally light and focuses on a wonderful fireplace complete with a wood burner. A versatile study could be used as a playroom or snug and completes the ground floor accommodation.
Upstairs, enjoying wonderful views over the gardens there is a generous master suit complete with a dressing room, three double bedrooms all with en suites, a fifth guest bedroom and a family bathroom. All five of the bedrooms integrate wardrobes and enjoy views to the gardens and the hills surrounding.
The house is not historically listed and has been in the same ownership since 1982.
To the front of the property, there is plenty of parking and a double garage with a versatile room above both of which are alarmed.
Accompanying the paddock is a compact stable yard comprising 4 stables, a large workshops and a secure store room. There is electric and mains water connected.
Services: Gigaclear super fast broadband. Mains sewage, water and electric. Oil fired central heating. Security alarmed. Fully double glazed.
Set in the heart of the Severn Vale, conveniently located for access into the major centres of Cheltenham, Gloucester and Tewkesbury, Apperley is a traditional and well patronised village with a selection of local amenities to include a pub, primary school and cricket club.
Elevated and not subject to flooding from the nearby River Severn, the village is surrounded by rolling countryside and views to the Malvern Hills on one side and The Cotswolds to the other.
The village shares its primary school with the nearby village of Deerhurst, boasts a popular cricket club comprising several successful teams and has the use of a large village hall, playing field and children's' play area.
Tewkesbury 5 miles, Gloucester train station 8 miles, Cheltenham 8 miles, Worcester 21 miles, Bristol 49 miles, Birmingham 48 miles, London 108 miles (Distances approximate).
